Sentence examples for done in proportion from inspiring English sources
"It would be ridiculous not to court athletes, but it should be done in proportion to how we court other things.
Dr Tononi believes that the function of these slow waves is to "downscale" synapses, reducing their size, chemical activity and electrical activity and thus the strength with which they connect their nerve cells together all over the brain.The trick, he thinks, is that this downscaling is done in proportion to the existing strength of each synapse.
The descriptive analysis will be done in proportion to the quality variables and the average values for the quantities, with the corresponding measures of dispersion.
Randomization to consecutive patient numbers was done in proportions of 1 1, in blocks of four from a computer-generated list.
In order to have adequate power for the comparison between rural vs. urban Veterans within intervention group, randomization is done in a 2 1 proportion to the intervention arm.
Collecting body fluid specimens for microbiologic diagnosis from the site of infection can only be done in a small proportion of cases.
(B) Recording might indicate instead that their neural activity during exercise does increase in proportion to metabolic rate.
The overall proportion of HIV-related deaths for which TB was identified as the primary cause of death was reported by 10 studies done in adults (pooled summary proportion 37.2%, 95%CI25.7 48.7%7%).
This analysis was done in order to estimate the proportion of total published trials that are concerned with child health.
Based on earlier work of Bekenstein (1973) and others, Hawking (1974) predicted that black holes would radiate energy, and would do so in proportion to their gravitational "temperature," which was in turn understood to be proportional to their mass, angular momentum, and charge.
The function of food processors is to meet food processing needs, but no one believes that willingness to pay for food processors is an inappropriate basis for distributing them and that we must do so in proportion to the presence of vegetable-slicing needs in the population.
